PROSCALE Paint Rack for Model Paints. Hobby Craft Citadel Vallejo Tamiya Army Wall Paint Rack Stand Paint Holder Organiser Miniature Warhammer Paint Storage Model Painting Station (Universal)

I bought this for my husband as a gift as he has small paints for his airfix model’s. Iam happy to say he’s really happy with it and finds it very sturdy, and reliable. Unfortunately I have no pictures of it, but he said it’s a great unit for holding paints and it’s easy to put together aswell.

These items build easily and as long as you use glue(as specified) are sturdy. The size is perfect and sits on my hobby desk along a wall and leaves plenty of room to paint my miniatures and build scale models.

Good paint stands, easy to put together and fits well.There is one issue I had and that was 3 of the 4 small pieces that hold the brushes/equipment were missing, I can only assume these fell out during production or packing.Other than that a good product

Lovely item, easy to put together and looks great

Stop searching and buy this!I have a large collection of Vallejo and similar sized paints and the usual potions associated with modelling.I had bought the largest available laser cut storage rack on the market which I had filled and my paint collection eventually spilled over into a tub. This made finding a particular colour a time wasting and frustrating exercise.I bought one of these and I was so impressed that I bought two more!These racks are very cleverly engineered, assembly is ridiculously easy and the final piece, the wall bracket, locks it all together into one solid unit.My top tips are to paint the individual parts before assembly as this will make the parts fit snug.Assemble it as per the excellent instructions, running white glue around each joint.Use the mounting plate, with a spirit level to ensure it is level and mark / drill pilot for the screws.The photo shows one of the three units in place above my work bench, this is the ready-rack for the paints which I use on the project and the other two rack hold the rest of my paint collection.

You couldn't buy the materials to make your own, for the cost of this / these brilliant stands.They go together incredibly easily, thanks to the laser-cut MDF, making a reassuring *Click* when the pieces engage.Pop a bit of wood glue on each joint before you push them together, and you'll be assured of a rigid stand.I think I might be needing another one (or another pair) very soon, as I keep finding more paints in cubby-holes and drawers!

Great set of shelves for my growing collection of Tamiya Paints. If you can build a Tamiya model you will be able to build this with the included diagram instructions. It feels wobbly when first put together but once glued up is very solid. The only issue I had was the 2 tabs on the bottom 4 shelves were very slightly too large for the 2 slots in the back pieces. This was easily fixed with a file in about 60 seconds so that the tabs would go through the slots. Would I buy again? Certainly! It's well designed and holds up to 40 Tamiya paint pots. I also quite enjoyed the build process too.

If you are a model builder, the shelves are easy to put together but they definitely require glue for structural strength. They are useful for holding those paints that have the identifying number and colour on the side, such as Tamiya, Mr Hobby, Mr Color, Vallejo and so on. As can be seen from the pictures, they hold a decent number of pots and have a low footprint on the bench. The rear cross member also has holes for the shelves to be wall mounted to save even more bench space.They have also freed up a lot of drawer space and it is now much easier to find the right pot as a result.